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R.E.M. ~ Radio Song


Hey, I can't find nothing on the radio Yo! turn to that station The world is collapsing Around our ears I turned up the radio But I can't hear it When I got to the house And I called you out I could tell that you had been crying, crying It's that same sing song on the radio It makes me sad I meant to turn it off To say goodbye To leave in quiet that radio song Hey hey he I've everything to show I've everything to hide Look into my eyes Listen When I got to the show Yo ho ho I could tell that you had been crying, crying It's that same sing song, and the DJ sucks It makes me sad I tried to turn it off To say goodbye my love That radio song Hey hey hey The world is collapsing Around our ears I turned up the radio But I can't hear it Yeah I tried to sing along But damn that radio song Hey hey hey I've everything to show I've everything to hide Look into my eyes listen to the radio I turned up the radio But I can't hear it No, I can't hear it Hey hey hey Check it out What are you saying What are you playing Who are you obeying day out day in? Baby baby baby That stuff is driving me crazy DJs communicate to the masses Sex and violent classes Now our children grow up prisoners All their lives radio listeners Losing My Religion more free lyrics

Hey, I can't find nothing on the radio
Yo! turn to that station

The world is collapsing
Around our ears
I turned up the radio
But I can't hear it

When I got to the house
And I called you out
I could tell that you had been crying, crying
It's that same sing song on the radio
It makes me sad
I meant to turn it off
To say goodbye
To leave in quiet
that radio song
Hey hey he

I've everything to show
I've everything to hide
Look into my eyes
Listen

When I got to the show
Yo ho ho
I could tell that you had been crying, crying
It's that same sing song, and the DJ sucks
It makes me sad
I tried to turn it off
To say goodbye my love
That radio song
Hey hey hey

The world is collapsing
Around our ears
I turned up the radio
But I can't hear it
Yeah

I tried to sing along
But damn that radio song
Hey hey hey

I've everything to show
I've everything to hide
Look into my eyes listen to the radio
I turned up the radio
But I can't hear it
No, I can't hear it
Hey hey hey

Check it out
What are you saying
What are you playing
Who are you obeying
day out day in?
Baby baby baby
That stuff is driving me crazy
DJs communicate to the masses
Sex and violent classes
Now our children grow up prisoners
All their lives radio listeners
Losing My Religion

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